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“We cannot remain silent in the face of the suffering of so many people, innocent victims of these conflicts,” the pontiff said

Thousands of Filipino Muslims gather in Quezon City for Eid prayers, marking Ramadan’s end amid ongoing Middle East conflict

Global pressure builds as court reviews detained Filipino journalist’s conviction, raising concerns over use of anti-terror laws against critics

Study warns overlapping policies and weak safeguards are driving deforestation, land conflicts, and exclusion of Indigenous communities nationwide

He retired after 42 years in the Holy See’s diplomatic service, serving in multiple countries, witnessing global Church’s challenges and hopes

Conflicts across regions deepen fear and suffering, as Church leader urges humility, dialogue, and renewed commitment to human dignity

“Through the sacrament of marriage, Christian spouses form a kind of ‘domestic church,’ whose role is essential for teaching and transmitting the faith"

The energy sector must become less dependent on private sector interests and more oriented toward public welfare

Rising food prices hit poorer and regional communities hardest as oil-driven inflation deepens economic strain across Filipino households

“We firmly believe in the transformative power of prayer, as modeled by the Church’s unwavering intercession for peace amid violence"